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Does the God of the Bible have a willy?

Does the God of the Bible have a willy?

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We are told that the God of the Bible is a 'he'. Down here on planet earth male and female are differentiated by their sexual organs. I am a male and I have the requisite plumbing which makes me male. So if the God of the Bible is a 'he' as scripture states, does he have the same plumbing as me? If he does, how can a spirit have a willy? If not, what is it then that makes him male?

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Originally posted by Proper Knob
We are told that the God of the Bible is a 'he'. Down here on planet earth male and female are differentiated by their sexual organs. I am a male and I have the requisite plumbing which makes me male. So if the God of the Bible is a 'he' as scripture states, does he have the same plumbing as me? If he does, how can a spirit have a willy? If not, what is it then that makes him male?
Hebrew (like, e.g., Spanish) has no neuter gender. Everything (willy or no) ends up being he or she. The patriarchy (“kyriarchy” ) may end up imposing the “maleness”, but they have little real linguistic support, even from Torah/Tanach. For instance, “Yah”—as in hallelu Yah—is feminine. Shekhina (immanent or indwelling presence) is taken to be the decidedly feminine aspect of the godhead.

Two forms of the standard Jewish blessing phrase—

Masculine: Baruch atah Adonai.

Feminine: Brucha at Yah (Shekhinah).

The second would not be said by an Orthodox Jew, but is found in the siddurim (prayer books/liturgies) of both the Reform and the Reconstructionist congregations (don’t know about the Conservatives).

Note: The “ch” is pronounced something like a softer, deeper-in-the-throat version of the Scottish ch in “loch”; kh is a somewhat firmer guttural—though, according to one Hebrew book I have, even native speakers may have difficulty distinguishing the two (my pronunciation is terrible).

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LOL! Wonderful!

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Originally posted by Proper Knob
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If I'm not mistaken he just called you a dick. 😏

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Originally posted by whodey
If I'm not mistaken he just called you a dick. 😏
BLASPHEMER !😲

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Originally posted by caissad4
BLASPHEMER !😲
Quite right. It is blasphemy to be unpleasant to our esteemed colleague Proper Knob.

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God is a bitch. What else could birth creation? My dog found his red rubber ball, and you should hear the horrible sounds coming from under the desk.


Originally posted by caissad4
BLASPHEMER !😲
I agree. About the dumbest thread yet. Talking about no respect or fear of their creator, here it is.

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Originally posted by galveston75
I agree. About the dumbest thread yet. Talking about no respect or fear of their creator, here it is.
What makes a spirit male, or female for that matter?


Originally posted by Proper Knob
What makes a spirit male, or female for that matter?
God calls himself male. I accept that and have no reason to question it especially in a disrespective way?
Perhaps inquiring minds should pray and ask this question directly to him.

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Originally posted by galveston75
God calls himself male. I accept that and have no reason to question it especially in a disrespective way?
Perhaps inquiring minds should pray and ask this question directly to him.
Do you think God has sexual organs?

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Originally posted by Proper Knob
Do you think God has sexual organs?
That seems only probable if there is a Mrs God or a (nevermind). 😏

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Originally posted by Proper Knob
What makes a spirit male, or female for that matter?
Consider the German language (the only foreign language I have some familiarity with). Why are some nouns masculine, some feminine, and some just neutral?

Do words have sexual organs?

I suspect the answer has to be similar to the answer to this thread's question.